The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-07 00:00:00

Fiencb :, from ache cri • Roo, :ail hag he e'l" r eigh e Li be OUt arriv ; lvoy of wild Ipst follow - sholill , ziior l a' ej abd irre 1)0. CIC'SY del by N )I‘' tl'e 11.:e tlsO i drd oir ~.'U G~~- L;riiCi" of tkio their , re l LIB ;au~in~ ~A 1) to to 0 ItitS Jt rear. il c, We' e7'S Of ir'ns~~t. Fr igat° Js ?AR T° 100 of froM 'relic t ' I half ,b3r; o I 0) 6' ~~y Pf US' A ' 11,`; CC 111 rh ° I,irt. U. yott ,y ero7' NAVAL NEWS. 'LYmotiTH, AUG. 5.-A schooner cartel, corn- Illanc ied by .Captain DE AN , sailed fromhence last ebeni "g fOr Morlaix, with Mr. MTEA, an Arne i)can gentleman, charged with dispatche s f rom M r . • iIIc4 NEY. the American Minister, to Gen. ARM ETR', ""G, at Paris. A Al so sailed the Adrian fired cutter, with the °r lu guese Brazil-ship M a i ra •S ant i ago , I GN A TIO 1111 R. TB DE ULIVERA, niaAter, under convoy for he river; h is MAjesty's ship Espiegle to the West ard; and the Constant gun-brig for the Drench V OaSt. Majesty's ship sheerly. takes convoy to the 4z , ail ward. Arrlved his Majesty's ship President, from Ports mouth ; and a Spanish lugger from Corunria. Carlo down the harbOur, arid anchored in the oJund.iiistvl~jrs►y,'s ship Sybilie. r'ALNIOUTH, AUG. 4.--!Arriyed this evening the g Eliza, CONTEAU; and the schooner `Admiral B "liurez, t r O m M a l ta, and were p ut win quarantine; Parted wilb the tib.aot-.44) aaii, off ihp harbour, U uJ• •er conv o y of his Ma j esty ' s brig Llvuz,,,,ancl are &cane Up channel. • Also arrived this day` the Princess Mary packet, P°; °cit, wan Mails from New York, 23 days pas 6age ; she has also brought piiatches which arc &aid to so important, that she was ordered not to ca ll ot,i - iatitax. Report states, that the Americans, determined on deciaring war Egainst France, a co n :l u ' an it i is nut irri d robable but th a t th ese Dispatches that u npor t a nt fact. The Russian Am udssdnor,, Cuunt PAHLER; had arrived, with hi s Se cretaryot L e ' ation, arc. at Washington, an d h a d puwie presenta i tion.—Mr..TA4SON wai to set off °n day the 'packet tailed, on a tour to the Falls 'if Niagara. The Lhestei field packet was at New.; York when the Princess Mali/ hailed. Yesterday put back his Majesty's brig Zenobia, sailed on Wednesday laSt with 5 transports tor Lisbon. Arrived the Wolverine br pf war with 18' of transports for Cadiz aid Lisbon, from SEIRERNEss, AUG. Majesty's ship Lalona was paid bounty and two monthd adVapce, and made a . si gnal for a convoy to the Westward. his Mdiesty's brig - , Snipe has *made the convoy Sig:ial for thel3iltic. Arrived Ilia Majesty's") , ig Zephyr. tEAL, AUG. 6.—Sailed the Prospero bomb on a off the Scheldt. Arrived a f - wships fr . om the River and remain. Po ttTsmobirn, Auo. 6.—Arrived his Majesty's IhiPlViobe from a cruize off ilavre ; the Diana fri ate from Lisbon ; the -Osprey sloop of war with a 'OO .Y of about 40 sail trom the Downs. S ailed his Majesty's ships Donegal and Conquesta ') Of, 74 guns, and the Coquette sloop of war for ff Olierbour,b• lii, :Majesty's ship Mutine, which arrived yester -44'3'. brouh t over from th Monte Video a Pentle man , AinbasgsadOr from e Spanish Colonists. . /2,0 r Readers w ill. find in the subsequent columns, 4°llle interesting details ' respecting the Revolution kvi • , itch has t:iken place atßuenos• Ayres. It 'appears , h ow - ever, from two letters published in the Spanish V ", •„,. e rsi the one f rom the A rc hbi s h op Vi ceroy of 41e/ tico to General \TEN EGA'S, and the other from ti le C onsulado of Mexico to the Governor-of Cadiz, 11(1 President of iiie Junta of Government, . that the i l ii i Aoltants of that part of Spanish South America re determined to pr :set v e ; by all possible' means ; t h e . u nion between New and Ohl Spain. P' L„ r I vate letters received yesterday from St. Peters -I,ol' Qtm., the under Amei.icin co rs, which hid arrived there os!ensitily: from Te •co,tise, 'ladenwith colonial prod u c e , h a d bee n all r`t'llscatecl. The same letter s l i k ewise speak of a f erment among th e p t opl e o f IS t . P e:ers b urg h . 'At A dditio na l than' pa c k e t s are t o b e esta bli s h e d to carry than' from F a l mou th to Surinam, Berbice, and De 'ra, and to rot urri by Barbados and Martinique. e J amaica' packers will in future call at CUracoa, v i i i th eir out ward piosage. This ne w arrangement e% t r tquire thrce p e w packets io . be added to the quiishthent ai Falmouth.- General Court-martial was held yesterday.at 2, s els ta Colleie, on Captain BRO'WN an d , Lieutenant k t el lE, 01 the East Lond o n Militia, on charges of - Pred against them by Sir JO HN EAMEII, Colo ne l b I t ile.,, . iotent The Charges agai ns t Captain. r t ,. s t esl4l,l We b ieList•, For being absent without leave , i the it ti.ini,tit • 2,1, For unolaer-like condueq, ti zit 7 "s93g placard to be printed and circulated, li g that lie wa3 , inclose arrest at a tavern in Lr 1 4 , - - st rttel, for being 'so ansent, where h e would to receive the advice of tits friends.• The Vy t ,:ge against Lieutenant Z. , vcriu was for having /34;:en- the placard. The evidence'a ga i nst C apta i n Li g W4 WaS closed yesterday, and he was heard in 4‘icelence. The Court sits th . s dayon the charge Lient. ZUUCLig. ~~b PllkEll§, New-Yonx. JULY 10.—We understand the Bri tish brig Avon, 'of 18 . guns, has arrived at New castle;* hat ing dispatches and a large ium of money on board for the Spanish Minister. It is said the money was originally shipped *on, board a Spanish merchant vessel, which sailed from Vera Cruz un der convoy of the Avon, but having met with a storm at sea, in which Otte of her masts went by the hoard, and experienced other damage, she was obliged to shift the money,on board of the brig to,be brought to this port, while she put into the Ha vannah in distress. Under these peculiar circum stances the brig has arrived, but it is said has been refused permission to lad the money, on account of 'the lave prohibiting British and French armed vessels from entering out - waters, except in •case of distress, or with dispatches. This, however, is'one those novel cases, which we can haidly suppose was meant to be comprehended by the law of exclusion ; and, no doubt, permission to land the money will be, granted by the Secretary of the Treasury. , - An error committed by the Axecutive of theVnited States..,-The repreSentatives of the French Covern meat in this conn try have made known, hrough their organ, the Aurora,. that the laws of the land have been violated,and the dignity and honour at the,Go- vernment insured, by the arrival in the Delaware'of the British armed brig the AVon. This vessel, i t seems, came into our waters with a large surn money consigned to different persons in the United. States. The money was saved from a Spanish ve.sel. bound from. Havannah to Philadelphia,' which was likely to founder at sea. As', saving money for the purpose . of restoring it tolts just owners is a thing tn.. •ter.ly repugnant to the principles and. praetice.of the French Government ; all the papers in the employ of that Government have bten Violent in their denun ciation of the officers of the Avon and of their con t, and in their calls Upon the Executive to execute the vengeance of the law upon these "violators of our rights, and insulters of our revenue officers. Notwithstanding ftese plain and 'unequivocal in dications of the will and • pleagtre of the represen tail% es of hi, Imperial and RoyahMajeSty, our Eye-, culive have bad the effrontery to disregard those in dications, and.have - even: gone so far as to grant a special permission 'to the Avon to make entry and )and the treasure of which she had taken charge. After such gross Contumely, the Executive Officers of our Government ought to be prepared for every kind of abuse and insult from tie French papers, which they have been in the habit of fostering.— U. S. Gaz. NORFOLK, JLTNE . 22.-- , -Arrived on the lgth inst. in Hampton Roads, the French privateer Revench du col, Copt-BONNB, of tour guns and 50 men.-=— The account given by the master of this privateer is; that she'saiied from Charlestonon the 28th of April, bound to France—that having experienced a severe gale of wind, which Occasioned' the vessel to strain and leak very much, and having lost some spars, it became necessary to make tbr a portof safety, which as this was the nearest, she put into this port for re fitment. The Master. reports sixty packages of dry goods on board, which, he says, lie took. out of a Spanish vessel at sea. This is a very fair story, which . those who please may believe. This is the same privateer which fired on a coasting vessel . going into Charleston, and by which a passenger was wounded. As we under stand., that a 'st r ia investigation is, making .by the Colledor and Commodore Rogers, we shall offer no remarks upon the subjea at present, nor state the reports , which are in circulation: NEW-YORK, JULY 7.—We have keen ,informed that the administration co: , ceiv,! trey 'afe authorised by law to take aelive - and efficient measures against France, without the intervention of Congress ; and that the Attorney-General is every day expe6ted here,jwhose opinion is to be received on the subjea. If the administration are clear. in • their 'supposed authority, the sanBion of Mr. RODNEY'S opinion is desirable, not, we presume, from its value, but for the sake of appearances.—lnd. Am. "There is no alteration in the pride of Bread, the Quarter!' Loaf continues at is. sd. It was hardly to be supposed that any additional proof of the yranny BUONAP,ARTE could be wanting to shew the wretched slavery which the people of France are obliged to endure under his iron yoke; but the circumstance of ordering a centinel to accompany every fislitvg-boat evinces that his op pression is as minute as costnpreliensive, and in di realing that there shall be but one bed on board, and that the limitation of, tine which each vessel shall be out, whether it have been successful or not, shews that he is as mean as lie is atrociuus. Such is the fruit of regicide, and of a wild dearuaion of every thing venerable end just, in a v.tia attempt to possess a state of liberty.i.Jral and impracticable ! A strawberry was plucked a few days,ago, in Mt. Geldar's garden, at Paradise, in Swaledale, near itichmond, in Yorkshire, which measured one way six inches and a quarter, and the ottier five inches, in circumference. It weighed oud ounce. St` ~l{ d e r 1- 1 aoLP th ° e doe" S all ;ted 3 - c - eroy - wed' iitarY it IV li der 4 t;'6 I wjY , )f s' - Sp3 , ' %OW 1 , nor" P oo S4c. t h e ir ) Il' forO , r vt veto' sad- n o of de tO milt, BUENOS' AJ_UtES. On the of May, the Cabildo of Buenos Ayiei; with the, consent of the Viceroy, held a,general meeting of the, inhabitants, .to de:-liberate upOn the proceedings to be adopted in, consequence of the melancholy. accounts just received from 'the mother country. The reSult.of their deliberation - 3 was, that the supei int- Government of the Province, previous ly exercised by hi, Excellency D. Baltasar•Hidalgo 'De Cisneros, shoUld be transferred io . the Cabildo, until the ap,pointinent of a provisional superiOr Junta, Which latter body should carry ou the Government according to law, and in the name of Ferdinand VII.• until a general Congress could be convoked of Deputi,s from all the:Provinces in /the Viceroyalty, for the establishment of such form of Go;errinient, tnight be deemed most convenient. On the 24th the Cabild6 issued a Prcielarnation, constituting a certain number of personS a superior Junta, and notifying theji appointment to the people. A considerable body of .the, Mint respectable of the inhabitants, including the Commandants and Officers of the Volunteer Corps, expressed themselves.dissa tisfied with the elution made by'the Cabildo.: The consequence was', that the Proclamation - of thfe.24th was revoked,. and a .general meeting of the tants was held on. the '2llll, in front of the.. Town-- house, to receive a freSiPlist of Members.: Tile,Cabildo, afier some deliberatton; made their appea:atice in the, balcony of the Town-house; -and propOsed to the people that tke - provisional superior Junta should consist of D: Cornelio Saavedra, as President, and Military Commandaot-Genet4i Dr,• .1). Juan Jose CaStelli, Dr. D. M:inuel - BtlgraniY, Miguel Azcuenaga, Dr. D. Manuel Alverti, D. Do mit.go. Mato), and D. Juaa Lime; as. Ordinary Metnlxts ; and Doctors D. Juan Jose Passa, and D. Mariano MOreno,'asSecretaiies. , Tie people; upon the proposition of the Cabildo, agreed upon the fol lowing articles : 1. I:hat a new Junta of Government be appointed, to consist of the names in the list then read, and to exercise the poWers of Govermbent ,until the esia'- Nishment of a General Junta fur the Viceroyalty. 2. That the said persons forthwith present them ,elves in the 'Townhouse, and take-ati oath, well and faithfully to discharge: their functions,•punctually to observe the laws of the - kingdom, anti' to.tuain , - lain .the integrity' of that part of the dominions of America in favour of their beloved Soverign Ferdi nand VII. 3. That upon taking the said :oaths, 'they be in stantly retognis'ed, and Universally obeyed as the Depositaries of the superior .Authority, until the meeting of the gener a l ju nta , un d er the usua l pains and.penalities. 4. That ;hey appoint to, all offices vacant by 're signation; death, ahSence, sickness; or removal. 5. That thepeople reserve a right of superintend ing their proceedings, and," in case of failure in the 'discharge of their duties, of proceeding to-their de position, for.which sole purpose the Cabildo shall resume the po(er conferred on it by thepenple. 6. That the Junta are responsible for the -preset vation of the'public ptQce and good order. 7. That tbe - Julira' shall exercise no a& of judicial power, but that the same remain vested in the ILIA- Audience, with regard to all processes to which the Government is not a part: • • 8. That . the Junt a , on t h e fi rst day. of every month; publish a detailed statement of the adminis tration of the Royal revenues.' 9. That no import or burden whatsoever, be laid on the town or inhabitants without the Previous ad vice and consent of theCabildo. 10. That the Junta forthwith send circular Orders to the Magistrates in the interior to iissemble the most respectable and soundest pat tot - the inhabitants in their respective jurisdictions for the election of Deputies ; who are to repair without delay - to Bue nos Ayres, to consult abouta suitable fiirm of Go• vernalent; tl. That the Representatives be provided . ' - with full powers, signed by the Electors and Magistrates of the diffe.rent cities a, d foWns, to be produced on their arrival in th e e capital; which' instrurnents.shall contain a solemn engagement to recognize no othe'r for their Sovereigns than Ferdinand VII. VII. aitd his lawful Successors, and to obey such Government as shall lawfully represent the save. In In Addition to the above articles, it was tinder- stood between the Cabildo•and the people, ,that the Junta-.should have in readiness, within a fortnight, a force of 500 men, to proceed into rhe interior; the expellee - of the levy and expedition to be de frayed by the salaries of D. B. q. De Cisneros, and such public boards as the JUnta might think- fit to 'reduce; care however being had, at tlie:exp ress sire of th e p eo pl e , t h at ' holie: of:: the said officers should be wholly unpruYidt.d for. The Members of the new Gdvernment entered upon office 'on the 16th of May, and announced their installation -to the inhabitants by the fol lowing r.. PROCLAMATION: THE PROVISIONAL G,OVERNING JUNTA O 1 THE CA- PITAL OP THE RIO DE LA PLATA TO THE TANTS THEREOF, AND, OP 1 HC PROVI ?ICES WITRIN ITS JU Iii • iDICTiON. , . " You have now established that authority which rernove - s, thq uncertainty. of . opinion, and calms every apprehension. "Ge - tieral :icclamations manifest your decided plea;ute, which alone could ov e rc ome oor to take upon ourselves the serious charge to which the lidnour of your, ,election 'subjects us. Fix then your confidence in us, and rest assured of our in tentions. " A sincere - disposition, .an akaive zeal, a lively and assiduOus vigilance to provide,. by all possible means,'for the conservation of our sholy the observance of tee laws which govern us, the common prosperity, and the maintenance of these,. possessions in - a state of the most constant fidelity, and attachment to our greatly beloved King. and Lord 11, Ferdinand VII. and his lawful successors to the Crown of Spain—ate not those your senti ments ? The sante are the 'great ohjeas of oor efforts. , Rely upon our vigilance and aetivi , y. Leave to our care every thing c-mne6ted With the public cause, that depends upon our means and powers.; and be it your soliciftide to cherish the . strictest unioa, and a reciprocal concord in the effasiods of affeCtio i n. . Extend to all the Iprovince.g.,within 66f jurisditiioti, and, if possil)le, to the ends of the earth, the persuasive influence of the eganipl.4 your cordiality, and df the .genuirre . interest; with which one and all : of 'us should co-operate in the consaidatiOn of this ' important work. This would estahlish; on - the most solid fOUlidatiOn; the ge neral trativility and hlppine s is; the objects of all our wishes. • • • " Royal Fortress of Buenos AyreS, Ray :810." , • • (Signed) " CoitNELIO DE SAAVEDRA; &C . : &c; The same (14 the Jtinta issued a proClamatiori for for Ming the inftntry, already in rtos, into re; girpents of 'lll6 effeatives each, and 'making an additinit levy thtoughout Pri=ovinces.:•They 14 • down the principle that every inhabitant is a soldiet; but remarking that the public . afety ! - eqwt that there shduld be a permanent 'tegularforQe, Consist.; ing of such as can best be spared for that service;; they limit the' levy in the' -present insunice to all persons betiveen eighteen arid forty years of age; without . any visible 'weans of livel . b.t,d, or Intent ployed in the public service, or ihe exe•cise of-any mechanic art trade - Or profi!ssidn. They 'inic,rrri the people that they hare - taken .Ineastirei to pro 7 - cure ‘ a supply ofarms adequte to the increase of their, farce. The nations of the old world," observes the 'Proclamation in question, " never witr„essed speetacle affei:ling 'as that which we have tit hitiit d. \Taen spirit l.to completely exhausted by the aftliction y,,u {veld pluriged into 'by the rn'elaaholy sitUTion of th , - , Peninsula, you; by an heroic eirort, resolied •Id avenge so many misfortune, and to teach 1116 gene.: ral oppressor of, Europe that the American cliaraaef opposes to his ambition a still Stronger barrier thi•irs the immense ocean which has bithcrto.Set bouncN' to his enterprises." Another proclamation Of the - Sallie date, orders the performance . of a'solenin minis on the jOth, a 4 an act of, thanksgiving' for the installation of the , Junta, and the happy termination of 'the alarm ex cited by the news receive'dfrom It further denounces the severest punishment against a;1 per-; sons guilty of disobedienCe to the Magistrates, or of sowing diVision 'betWeen - the American province 4 respeaively, or between the Spaniards of Aniric - 4 and those of Europe.•lt also dire&s, that the highest degree of respet should be shewn to their late Go vernor, nor only on account of his - known chiracter and patriotism, but als6 for his handsome offer of serving under the Junta in any capacity thoy might think fit. The inhabitants of Monte Video had reolved in adhere to the proceedings of the inhabltants of Buenos - Ayres. The latest accounts from that set=. tlement are of the 25th of May, at which time the Utmost tranquility prevailed there. POLICE. Bow-sTitEar.--The shop, of Mr: Perinea, - watch; maker mid jeweller, of the Mi.rkef-place, Sali-bory i was broken open on Friday 'Morning, and robbed of watches, chains, rings and jevt-e!lery to the amount of 1 5001. Mr. Bennett immediately came to town, and in the mean time two men'of the name of Tho.;. rnas jane, - ai)d Richard Francis, who had taken thtit passage outside the Tatinton coach, ik , eiet.iken. into custody as suspicious cliaratters at Egliam, and brought to Bo w-street.. On t hem .Were found 'nearly the-whole cf the ptoperty (if which Mr , : Bennett had been robbed. They were fully Commiikkrd for trial. UNION-HALL. —The mistress of a liatise of ili fame in Gilbert's-buildings, Sr. George"'s-fields, her protector and , one of hor nymphs, were Yesterday brought to this office, charged by a gentleman with having s enticed him into their house wider 'Pretence of knoWicig an intimate friend of his, atter whOm they were anxious to make. some inquiries. After they had persuaded him in they would not suffer hiM to depart, •but detained him much against his inclination for upwards . Of,four !lotus. ,He at lengt escaped by forcing out one of the pal - Inds 'of the front door, but with' the loss of a dianiond pin and nine shillings. They were committed tor' re-exa mination; Pik ir.3 ORAVISj•ND, AUGUST $. Arrived-the Lark, Whitride, from Africa; Cruizer, Clark, froin Gnatialoupe ; and the Rebecca and. Sarah; War_ soli, tot Lisbon. Sailed—the Earl Percy, Laverick, for Halifax; Melyille, ThOhipson, for Lisbon ; Thomas,. —, for Baltimore ; u. liana, Campbell, fot Surinam ; Arnelia Wilson, ;Todd, for Madeira .; and the Trafficker, Barrett, for Lisbon. • . BIRTHS'. . . On the 28th ult. at Denharn::green, the Hon. Mrs. Er skine, of Cardross, 'of a Son. On Sunday last, at Clanville Lodge, near Andover, the Lady of arownlow Alatiiev i Es q. of a Sou. The' same d a y, i s Great Russell- street , Mrs. George Rickards, of a Daugnter. MARRIED. , • Oti Wednesday the 17th of June, at Surinam, A. Valery, of Bayonne, Merchant, to -Miss Julia Lyon, eldest daughter of the Rev. Solomon . Lyon, late Hebrew Teacher to ttid University of Cambridge. On Saturday last, at the seat of Sir Robert Preston, Bart. at Woodford, Lieutenant -General Sir David, Baird, Bart. K. B. to Miss Preston 'Campbell, of Ferman at 4 Lochlane, - in the County of Perth. Yesterday; at St. James's Church, Robert roster Grant, Esq. to Mary Slade, only child of Nathaniel Dalton, Lsg.- of Stranks-blouse, Sorperset. The same day, at WOodford Church, Michael Henri Per ceval, to Miss Flower, eldest daughter ot Sir Charles Flower, Bart. DIA!). On the 29th ult. at Clifton, Mrs. Deverell, wife of .Ri. chard Blake Deverell, Esq. .01 that 'place.. On the 31st tilt, at the Bush I nn , at S ta i nes, ' Thomas Griffith, ESE': Solicitor, of Bath. On Thursday last, Helen, fifth daughter of Mr, William Flower, of Flacknee , grove. On Sunday. last, .1 il liam Tims, Esq. of Yak. place, 14 arn: mersinith, aged 5.4. On the 7th of June, at Malta, after' a very short i I lness i in the iflth year of his age, Louts Lardy, Lieutenant, of „ Lie Meufon's Regiment, and son of Lieutenant-CO . onel I.arn), commanding the said Regiment. .... PR/CE OP' .I TOCKS YESTERDAY. I India StocK,' iB2 • lama Bonds, 20S. 2fS. pr. Excheq. Bills, IS. SS. pr. ' Uranium, ii2ii Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. coma. for 29th A s ugust l 631 itants Stock. ' NT.tvy s.per Cent. 99i 5 per Cent. 4 Per - Cent. 84 85 84 85 per Cent. lied. 69 k 69 I 69 per ::ent. Cons. 6'.6>, /3.ir.k. L. Ann. iS 7.164 9,6